Kerli - Personal WordPress Theme

Version 3.0 is out now. Released on Feb 18, 2019. see what's new: Kerli is simple and light WordPress theme. Suitable for personal blog, photography, magazine, publishing, business and any kind of sites. Kerli is a theme that has a high quality feel while remaining simple. Unnecessary frills have been cut out and emphasis has been put on attractive layouts and typography. FEATURES - Responsive Design - 40 Configuration Options - Easy to Customize - SEO optimized - Built in Dynamic & Responsive Slider - WooCommerce Compatible - Sticky sidebars - Shortcodes - Google fonts library 600 - Custom header - Classic Blog Layout - Related Posts With Thumbnail - Boxed Layout - Full-Width Layout - Optional Header Search - Custom Logo Size - Custom Copyright Text - Custom Scripts Input field - Custom Post Formats For Images, Galleries, Quotes, Audio and Video - Toggable Search Panel - SEO Friendly - Retina Ready - Supported Contact form 7 - Unlimited Color Options For Links, Header, Title, Menus Navigation Sub-Menu, Drop downs, Sidebars, and Footers - Override Theme Text/ Rename Text - Works with WP version 4 - Translation Ready - Additional 6 custom widgets - Lots of styling options - sidebar, header, top bar, social profile, colors, Google Fonts, background image and more - Unlimited Colors - WordPress SEO by Yoast plugin compatible - Theme Options Powered by WordPress Customizer - And many more --- Includes - Kerli Child Theme - Documentation - Access to our support community --- Support - Find the knowledgebase, changelog, support forum, and more in our Support Center --- PLEASE NOTE Once downloaded, you must unzip the file to access the individual theme file you'll need to install the themes. If you receive the missing style.css stylesheet error message, you have not unzipped and will need to do so before uploading the theme. This theme is designed to work on hosted installations of WordPress. ORG only. This theme will not work with WordPress. COM sites. Your site must be self-hosted, meaning you must have both a domain and hosting purchased from a hosting company. You will need to speak with your hosting company to ensure that your domain is properly configured to run WordPress. ---